Thursday, September 18, 2014 8:36:27 AM
Courts keep finding ways to allow gvt theft. The Kelo decision is another example. I do fear it could happen here. Here's how: if political forces push very hard for wind down and generate momentum for a new "better system", what court would be strong enough to withstand that and rule rightfully that theft has happened? Instead, judges will find some strange "middle ground" that will still screw shareholders.
Even worse is the chance that a judge will ACT as if he / she is gonna be tough on gvt, only to turn out to have been acting all along and deciding in gvt's favor. Such things do happen. But we have multiple court cases pending so hopefully the chances are reduced of that happening to us.
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